2013-02-01
2013-02-09
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Piers Morgan Tonight 15
FOX and Friends 4
The Colbert Report 4
CNN Newsroom 3
CNN Saturday Morning 2
Starting Point 2
The Situation Room 2
Book TV 1
Liberally Stephanie Miller 1
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CNNW 13
CNN 11
COMW 4
FOXNEWS 2
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CSPAN2 1
CURRENT 1
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Feb 2nd (Sat) 10
Feb 3rd (Sun) 9
Feb 7th (Thu) 8
Feb 1st (Fri) 4
Feb 6th (Wed) 2
Feb 8th (Fri) 1
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hollywood 34
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obama 24
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ray lewis 20
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new orleans 18
ravens 18
israel 17
roger goodell 17
kentucky 16
nfl 16
bradley cooper 15
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COMW - The Colbert Report
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Feb 6, 2013
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The Colbert Report
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Feb 6, 2013


about one of those faiths: scientology. now normally, i don't trust other religions, but i started to feel a connection to scientology when i saw they were able to afford an ad in this sunday's superbowl. [laughter] i mean, that's the religious big-time. i don't know how the catholic church is going to compete. the pope is going to have to get some clydesdales. [laughter] scientology was founded in 1954 by science fiction author and millionaire-on-gilligan's-island l. ron hubbard. [laughter] so what do scientologists believe? basically that we're all extraterrestrial beings called "thetans" trapped in an earth body, after galactic leader xenu brought the thetans here, stacked them up around volcanos, and blew them up with hydrogen bombs. i'm sorry, jimmy, is that correct in my prompter? that is kind of, wow -- wow, bit of a stretch. wait 'til i tell my priest about this before he intercedes with god for me who then forgives my sins after i say a prayer whatever number of times the priest told me to. [laughter] [cheers and applause] unfortunately, the church has had some recent publ
CSPAN2 - Book TV
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Feb 2, 2013
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Book TV
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Feb 2, 2013


idea that the first one that was abandoned. there are a lot of religions. the left turned against religion . it will pass the movement inspiration in the dr. king magnificent formula of equal votes, 1 foot in the scripture, 1 foot in the constitution. the next thing you know, returning against the spiritual base of democracy. we must remember the civil war with the century. that was grilling of manila. my textbooks of the civil war had nothing to do with slavery. to this the their textbooks in history have referred to the political movements that overthrew the lincoln government after the civil war and restored boys of permissiveness of and pair of the way for server edition. the text which refer to the move and as the redeemer. the retainers faugh terrorism as much as the terrorism the play is a world where so attuned to when it is not. grace has the power of turning your whole sense of perception of side down. the odds of internal politics of saddam. one of the chapters, but to together by 1964. yet the democratic convention and republican convention. the republicans with a part
CNNW - CNN Saturday Morning
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Feb 2, 2013
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CNN Saturday Morning
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Feb 2, 2013


to, you know, kind of be a jerk. but also play the religion card as an excuse. >> reporter: pastor bell was part of a party of ten, eating at an applebee's in st. louis. the pastor did not appreciate the automatic 18% gratuity charge to large group. she scrolled on the receipt, i give god 10%. why do you get 18? and signed it pastor. that was too much for chelsea, who posted it on the online. >> i thought it was comically immature. >> pastor bell wasn't laughing once the receipt went viral and posters started calling her. >> you hypocrite pastor. >> reporter: chelsea wasn't even the waitress serving that table at the end of the night. she heard about the receipt from the actual server. >> she calls me over and says you're not going to believe this. >> reporter: the 18% gratuity was taken dily
CNNW - Starting Point
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Feb 7, 2013
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Starting Point
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Feb 7, 2013


or the value of religion and i do think that's one of the reasons why president obama continues the tradition going his fifth he year here. there's something religiously for politicians it's a common language, trying to bridge the gap between themselves and a number of americans. we've heard president obama do that in past years in very real terms. we've learned things about him. last year we learned that he prays every day. he said he gets up in the morning, says a brief prayer and spends some time in scripture and devotion and obviously talking i think a lot in evangelical tones at the time you look at it in this event that, yes, it's not supposed to be a political event, but it was in an election year where a number of normally, i would say evangelical republican supporters had questions about mitt romney and you saw president obama maybe able to seize this moment, so i think sometimes it serves a political opportunity. sometimes it serves this sort of, serves as an opportunity for the president to reach out, and certainly at a time right now when he's dealing with some very divisive issue
CNNW - Piers Morgan Tonight
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Feb 2, 2013
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Piers Morgan Tonight
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Feb 2, 2013


will be submerged and the arabs will impose sharia or whatever else their islamic religion requires. >> but when you look at the obvious oppression of nearly 2 million palestinians on the gaza strip in particular, it's a terribly depressing -- >> sure. >> helpless situation. >> and they could change it. they could change it. >> can only they change it or do the israelis have to also give a little bit? >> of course. >> everything about compromise? >> of course the israelis have to give, and they will. and omar, who was the prime minister, said he was within a hair's breadth of dealing with abu abbas, but it's the fear that the palestinian leadership has that if they enter into a treaty with israel, they will be murdered. >> when you see the political rhetoric being deployed not just there but in washington in particular, it's so vicious now. >> it is. >> you went through a bit of this yourself, very personal in nature. >> yeah. >> when you see it now, is it as bad as it has ever been, do you think? >> worse. i enjoyed my stay in congress. most people today do not. too many people who have been electe
CNNW - The Situation Room
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Feb 1, 2013
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The Situation Room
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Feb 1, 2013


on religion. it is dropping a controversial health care form provision requiring religiously affiliated provision to cover cont contraceptions as part of the plans. jessica yellin is joining us with detalils. what is the latest then front, jessica? >> hi, wolf. this policy is meant to help those organizations like catholic universities that offer their own insurance policies, and self-insure, but object on moral grounds to offer contraception. does the policy go far enough? the jury is still out. >> medals of science -- >> reporter: obama administration officials say that proposed guidelines would ensure that women get contraception for free, and no objecting religious oorganization would have to pay for it, and a seemingly perfect compromise. >> we had to ensure that women have access to preventive services like contraception, and that the policy also respects religious beliefs. >> the policy would allow a self-insured organization like a catholic university to opt-out of providing birth control, and another insurance company would give employees birth control for free. >> this clarifi
CURRENT - Liberally Stephanie Miller
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Feb 7, 2013
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Liberally Stephanie Miller
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Feb 7, 2013


happy to sponsor boy scouts and then they get more kids interested in the mormon religion. >> stephanie: oh, wow. so it's the mormons that are recruiting, not the gays. >> do they get the same prizes we do. >> stephanie: my toaster is lovely. >> even the mormons could -- as they did in the -- what is it, late '70s allow african-americans into the priesthood. they would have a revelation. >> stephanie: stop baptizing dead yous. >> exactly >> stephanie: words of the immortal judy tenuta. it could happen. back with more with matthew breen of "the advocate"." >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ i want the people who watch our show, to be able to come away armed with the facts, and the arguments to feel confident in their positions. i want them to have the data and i want them to have the passion. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome to it. twenty-one minutes after the hour. our guest live in studio, because he's so handsome and romantic. matthew breen, e
CNNW - CNN Newsroom
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Feb 2, 2013
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CNN Newsroom
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Feb 2, 2013


and the receipt. >> make themselves out to, you know, kind of be a jerk. but also play the religion card as an excuse. >> reporter: pastor elois bell was a party of ten eating at an applebees in st. louis. the pastor did not appreciate the automatic 18% gratuity charged to large groups, so she scrawled on the receipt, i give god 10%, why do you get 18% and signed it pastor. that was too much. and she posted it on reddit. >> i thought it was comically immature. >> reporter: but pastor bell wasn't laughing once the receipt went viral and posters started calling her -- >> you hypocrite pastor. >> reporter: chelsea wasn't serving that table. at the end of the night, she heard about the receipt from the actual server. >> the server calls me over and says you're not going to believe this? >> reporter: the 18% gratuity was taken directly out of the pastor's credit card. she wrote zero in the space for additional tip, but says -- >> and i put $6 on the table. >> reporter: when the "i give god 10%" receipt became news, the pastor called applebees to complain. >> that they wanted me fired, the ser
CNNW - CNN Newsroom
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Feb 6, 2013
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Feb 6, 2013


on the stand, all the talk of sex and religion. what is going on? >> two tracks here. they're trying to show travis alexander the victim in this case as a sexual deviant. this is a mormon community, could be there are mormons, also people that have conservative views on that jury, and so they're trying to appeal to those people on that jury. not only that, they're trying to show he had control over her. and that's the domestic violence part of this. self-defense, she's got to prove that in that moment, she says travis, she dropped travis alexander, this is a year or so after what we're seeing now. she drops his camera, travis alexander comes at her, she has to use deadly force, extreme deadly force on him. all of that is couched in the idea she was in this alexander and she was in a domestically violent relationship. and then they will have an expert on to say that she was a battered woman. >> cross-examination is going to be interesting. ryan smith, is sunny hostin, my thanks to both of you. make sure you check ryan on hln's "evening express" at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we're getting word fr
FOXNEWSW - FOX and Friends
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Feb 1, 2013
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Feb 1, 2013


of religion with tower of babel, we know that language is essential to having an economy and country that stays together. this is a public school and the language used by the government of the united states most often is tkpwhreurb, english and these kids should be reciting the pledge of allegiance in english. >>gretchen: liz? >> i understand what you're saying. but i also believe if the children are speaking other languages, they should be allowed to say the pledge of allegiance in their languages. we live in a melting pot here in the united states where there are many different cultures and children speak many different languages and i feel they should be allowed to say the pledge of allegiance in their language if that's something they choose to do. >>gretchen: the thing for me, ladies, i guess i break it down on to what they were actually reciting. if they were reciting a nursery rhyme, then i don't think we'd be having this discussion. they were reciting the pledge of allegiance, which is our patriotic pledge to this country. and in fact, the immigration debate on capitol hill r
FOXNEWSW - FOX and Friends
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Feb 7, 2013
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FOX and Friends
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Feb 7, 2013


has many different parts. you can talk about economics, politics, religion, intellectual history, military history. but we can also talk about social history: race, class and gender are tops on that list. >>steve: so you looked at these two universities down in texas -- by the way, why did you pick texas and those two schools? >> texas handed us the opportunity. in 1971 it passed a law saying students had to take a europe american history and then in 2009 passed another law saying that the universities had to make the syllabi of their courses publicly available within three clicks of their main page. >>steve: so you could do investigating on your own. you did this study and you determined the instructors there are placing an awful lot of emphasis on race, class and gender. why? >> why? we think that is because they have been trained to do that, that the students coming out of the graduate schools in overwhelming numbers specialize in those areas, and also because they think they're doing good. they think that there is something wrong with america that needs to be fixed, and one

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